Denver's Empower Field at Mile High, a staple for hosting the city's beloved Broncos, is diversifying its event roster with concerts that are set to bring a refreshing mix of genres to the stage. As reported by KDVR, a lineup that includes the likes of Coldplay and Metallica for 2025, and joining them in the summer lineup is hip-hop heavyweight Post Malone. This marks a departure from the venue's usual rock-centric fare and is expected to attract a wide audience, demonstrating Empower Field's versatility as a venue.
The "Big Ass Stadium Tour," which notably starts at the Coachella festival, is featuring Post Malone and Jelly Roll, with Sierra Ferrell joining them for several dates. Variety detailed that the tour is produced by Live Nation and sports T-Mobile as its official wireless partner. However, there was a small hiccup as the initial announcement missed including the Coachella dates, something that Post Malone rectified on his social media, indicating perhaps a silent acknowledgment of the subtle Live Nation and Goldenvoice/AEG tug-of-war.
With tickets soon becoming available for the general public, fans of Post Malone will be ready at their keyboards. According to 9NEWS, a Citi presale will kick off the sales on November 20th, followed by an Artist Presale two days later. For those waiting on the standard sale, tickets will be up for grabs from November 26th at livenation.com. These dates are sure to appeal to a broad demographic, thanks to Post's cross-genre appeal and impressive collaboration lineup that was heard from the announcement.
The tour is expected to be a memorable stint, capping off on July 1 at San Francisco’s Oracle Park, with dates spanning various major stadiums nationwide. This journey across the country has been composed of stops at venues like Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas and AT&T Stadium in Dallas, thus enveloping fans in numerous states with the Post Malone experience. Also tapping into the extensive reach of Post Malone's fan base, the Empower Field concert in Denver will highlight how performers from diverse musical backgrounds can fill seats just as well as the Broncos do, and perhaps with a bit more bass.
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